Sentence examples for cold thick from inspiring English sources

Rubbery, cold, thick, heavy, soggy, banal, underwhelming, ridiculous quiche.

This recipe is based on one of my favourite childhood sweet desserts: deep-fried yoghurt and semolina doughnuts dipped into cold thick syrup.

Cold, thick, and therefore strong lithosphere can support higher mountain ranges than can thin lithosphere, just as thick ice on a lake or river is better able to support larger people than thin ice.

For instance, the Himalayas have been thrust onto the crust of the Indian shield, which is underlain by particularly cold, thick lithosphere that has been flexed down by the weight of the high range.

In the past few years, improvements in these tomographic techniques have revealed many of these cold, thick slabs as they free fall in slow motion to their ultimate graveyard heaps of rock sitting just above Earth's molten core, 2900 kilometers below.

The effect is so splendid that even the vodka, in its icy silver flutes, seems colder, thicker, more delicious than ordinary alcohol.

As long as they're ripe, they'll taste good -- but frozen bananas are good for staying cold and solid, resulting in a colder, thicker milkshake.

The childhood home was cold; the thick stone walls "wept in winter".

My father was hatless as usual, oversized ears turning bright red after a few seconds in the cold, his thick, gray mustache frosty and stiff.

If your glaze gets too cold and thick, you can place it over a pot of boiling water for a few minutes to melt it again.

The East European Craton "Baltica" comprises the cold and thick lithosphere in the north eastern half of Europe, stabilized by the Late Neoproterozoic.